Consensus is building that catalysing significant private sector investment will be essential to deliver the UK’s ...

The European Commission has granted conditional approval for an acquisition under the Foreign Subsides Regulation (FSR) for ...

Pinsent Masons conducts a wide range of work for central and local government, and is one of a handful of ‘Tier 1’ firms ...

Market participants including financial institutions will need to take care in how they structure securitisation transactions if they want those transactions to comply with both UK and EU ...

The recent launch of the Dubai Intellectual Property Hub (DIPH) is a welcome development for businesses in the UAE, as the Middle East continues to increase and encourage investment in technology and ...

Out-Law News Bank of England tells firms to test for ‘extreme but plausible’ service disruption Operators of financial markets infrastructure (FMIs), such as payment systems, have been advised to ...

A decision recently handed down by the Controller of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks in Ireland highlights the importance of carefully assessing the similarities between trade marks and the potential ...

The EU’s design reform package has received final approval from the Council of the EU, with two new legislative acts adopted to make design rights fit for the digital age and the registration ...

New legislation supporting workers in industries directly impacted by the energy transition will soon take effect in Australia. The Net Zero Economy Authority Bill 2024 (Cth) (NZEA Bill), which ...

With payment service providers (PSPs) now required to pay up to £85,000 to victims of APP fraud perpetrated through the faster payment system (FPS) and the clearing house automated payment system ...

Businesses in the UK are urged to start preparing now for quantum resilience against cyber risks and ensure data and privacy protection, as quantum technologies continue to advance apace. This is the ...